I'm impress with Diablo III hanging in there among the top 10 games in the Japanese and US eshops.

And Stardew Valley really is something else. Animal Crossing should be interesting to watch when it eventually launches on Switch.

Damn, it sounds like more people need to buy Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition

Travis Strikes Again was quite the trip, similar to most of Suda's games where the gameplay is pretty basic and simplistic, but damn the amount of passion he put into this small world, with a nice amount of great surprises as a fan of more than NMH from him. And dat soundtrack. Overall certainly felt like he finally got the full freedom he wanted for the wacky story and writing.

Once again a rumour about AC3 for the Switch:

https://www.herni-svet.cz/assassins-creed-3-liberation-remaster-switch

https://old.reddit.com/r/NintendoSw...ral_czech_eshops_leaks_the_assassins_creed_3/

https://nintendoeverything.com/switch-finally-goes-a-week-without-a-new-neogeo-game/

Lol, just the title of this article made me laugh!

Final Fantasy X/X-2 will be the second Switch game yet to use the 32GB cart

https://nintendoeverything.com/virtuos-on-porting-final-fantasy-x-x-2-hd-remaster-zodiac-age-to-switch-challenges-and-more/

They weren't specific about whether it was X/X2 or XII.  I lean towards XII but could be both.  Good to see, tells us the prices are falling slowly.  Which is good.

So are you interested in the game now?

By the way, this is a win for Switch owners. I want to see use of the 32GB cart more consistently, although I don't blame developers for not using it.

Nah, it's not for me, it's just encouraging to see the 32GB cart not being avoided like the plague since hopefully it means it's come down in price enough that other devs will use it and we'll have less cases of only half the game being on the cart and fewer games skipping Switch due to the limitations in cart size.